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    OW-Holmes:Bringer of Fear: It allows for insider information. Thats totally bogus. Its the physics equivalent of Pete Rose. (I never thought I would make that comparison.) more »
    Evangelion: The third impact will begin! more »
    Hearthatvoiceagain: Just a point that neither this site or his is clear on. Does the discovery date mean the date on which the collision is done or the date six months la... more »
    Bokusatsu_Tenshi: Oh, I know! I'll bet all my money on LHC destroying the world, and then I'll be RICH! RICH I SAY! more »
    Gordonium: Can I bet $100 that someone claims to have found the Higgs-Boson, then retracts that statement upon closer inspection of the data? more »
    OMG! Ponies!: Yet again, we see that the giant weapon built with enough power to destroy a planet is incapable of having a properly-functioning HVAC system. A word... more »
    Chimaera: Clearly, alternate energy sources are required. more »
    Bokusatsu_Tenshi: It's gonna keep breaking 'till 2012 more »
    jepzilla: Once is happenstance, twice is coincidence... more »
    Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: Get a paper-clip, some foil and a tennis ball, then call MacGyver. He'll have this thing back up and running in no time.. more »
    Kaiser-Machead: It's all fun and games, until the LHC tears a hole in the space time continuum, releasing Evil Niels Bohr who threatens to drag all of humanity back i... more »
    Poop Cooper: They should take this thing to my mechanic. He's so good, he fixes problems I didn't even know my car had! I mean, it's not cheap, but that's how you ... more »
    cardboredbox: 2012 here we come! more »
    CaseyG: The LHC categorically and with absolute certainty *can not* destroy Earth, by creating "strange matter" that alters Earth's composition, by creating a... more »
    valkilmerisawful: That article was nice. Something I find very disturbing though -- please allow me to post an excerpt: "...the Higgs boson, the particle that physici... more »
  • #lhc

    Place Your Bets on the LHC

    Particle colliding is the new dog racing. Stephen Hawking bet against the LHC discovering the Higgs-Boson, and now you can get in on the action too. More »
  • #lhc

    LHC Knocked Out By FutureBird-Caused Power Failure

    Someone or something out there doesn't want the Large Hadron Collider to spin up to full speed. Either that, or it's the most complex piece of machinery ever built so kinks are expected. But that's a less fun explanation. More »
  • #blockquote

    I Don't Like LHC Scientist's Quotes That Start With "If It Does Destroy the World..."

    It's good to know that quotes like this—by Dr Paul Jackson, a particle physicist looking for the Higgs boson on the LHC Atlas experiment—come with a context: More »
  • #science

    LHC First Particle Beams Collision Doesn't Obliterate World, Universe

    Hey, we are alive! In the end we didn't need any escape pods: The Large Hadron Collider has smashed two particle beams together for the first time. However, the unknown is still ahead of us, as they ramp things up: More »
  • #blockquote

    OK, Now I'm Nervous About the Large Hadron Collider

    I used to think that nothing would happen with the Large Hadron Collider. I even made fun of the nutters saying it's going to destroy the world. After reading CERN Director for Accelerators's latest statement, I'm not so sure: More »
  • #largehadroncollider

    Large Hadron Collider Circulating Particle Beams Again

    No, it's not going to destroy the world. But the collection of photos of the LHC at the Big Picture is a great reminder that this might be the most impressive piece of machinery humanity has ever built. [Big Picture]
  • #books

    This Is Simply The Coolest Pop-Up Book We've Seen

    It may not overheat in the presence of bread, but this pop-up book has the most accurate paper Large Hadron Collider ever. Figures that a book would make ending the world by firing that bad boy up look fun. More »
  • #lhc

    Large Hadron Collider Overheats Due To Dropped Chunk Of Bread

    Yesterday the Large Hadron Collider overheated, but it wasn't because of a software error or terrorism. It was because a bird dropped a piece of bread onto some outdoor equipment. More »
  • #cern

    Confirmed: CERN Is Just a Huge Half-Life Level

    Plenty of people have given CERN and Half-Life's Black Mesa research facility the This Thing Looks Like That Thing treatment, but this tour of the facility's deepest bowels is just too much. Steam geysers? Endless corridors? Rusty valves? Slime growths? More »
  • #lhc

    LHC Roars to Life, Begins Task of Destroying Universe Yet Again

    Christ, didn't we kill this thing already? Repairwork on the Large Hadron Collider is making serious progress, with a test run of particle beams already completed. Scientists are hoping to attempt full world-ending experiments next month. More »
  • #space

    She's Got It Where It Counts, Kid: LHC Hyperdrive Testing a Possibility

    Parallels between the Large Hadron Collider and the beloved Millennium Falcon are becoming increasingly clear. Both take a bit of work to get off the ground; both feature rogue agents; and soon both could employ hyperdrive technology. More »
  • #terrorism

    Large Hadron Collider Scientist by Day, Suspected Al Qaeda Terrorist by Night

    Police has arrested a 32-yo physicist at CERN's Large Hadron Collider, linking him to an Al Qaeda terrorist group. Just fraking great. As if we didn't have enough with the morons predicting Apocalypse and the thing failing on its own. More »
  • #wrongmodo

    Convincing Your Girlfriend to Put Out on Film Because of the LHC Doomsday Is a Bad Idea

    Today we learn that you can get a frigid girl to not only put out, but to do it on film by playing the Large Hadron Collider card. (Baby! No one will see that video since the world is ending!) More »
  • #largehadroncollider

    Large Hadron Collider "Light" Will Half-End World In November

  • #imagecache

    The Real Reason the Large Hadron Collider Keeps Getting Delayed

    As a part-time physics nerd, I get excited enough just reading Brian Greene books, so I can't even imagine what the mood's like over at the CERN dorms, where this polite advisory was allegedly posted. More »
  • #apocalypse

    Doomsday Postponed Until October

  • #blockquote

    LHC, Science Could "Correct Some of Our Opinions" About Scripture and Faith

  • #lhc

    Wooden Large Hadron Collider Carries Minimal Risk of World-Ending Black Holes

    The real Large Hadron Collider has been a bit of a disappointment to date, so an impatient Russian artist decided to make his own. Out of wood. More »
  • #omg

    Large Hadron Collider's Restart Button To Be Pressed By Tom Hanks

    Too good to be true: because his character in Angels and Demons saves the Vatican from being destroyed by antimatter stolen from CERN, Tom Hanks will be flipping the switch to restart the LHC. More »
  • #science

    Postponed LHC Restart Could Wrestle "God Particle" Discovery From CERN

    Scientists are racing to to discover the Higgs boson particle first. That's right – CERN isn't the only one looking, and its Large Hadron Collider might be upstaged by a U.S. accelerator yet. More »
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